The Presbytère, a part of the Louisiana State Museum, is housed in the former residence of Capuchin monks and has been under the museum’s ownership since 1911. Located in New Orleans, this historic building hosts two permanent exhibits: one that delves into the vibrant traditions of Mardi Gras and another that explores the profound impact of Hurricane Katrina. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural and historical narratives, gaining insights into the city’s festive spirit and its resilience in the face of natural disasters.
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